Luke and Galen have grown close, but Darth Vader's attention –or the lack of it still hangs between them. Luke is desperate to believe in his father's good intentions, but the more caught up in Vader's schemes Starkiller becomes, the more he starts questioning both himself and his Master. Sequel to Walking the Stars - Rivals. You do not need to be familiar with The Force Unleashed.

Anakin defeats Palpatine and doesn't turn to the Dark Side, but his son Luke is kidnapped. Years later, a thirteen year-old Luke Skywalker is separated from his Sith master and subsequently runs into his Jedi father. His family is ecstatic to have him back, but he holds many secrets of his life growing up under the influence of the Dark Side.

Lord Vader felt a connection the moment he met the young, blond blue-eyed teen. There was unique boldness and stubborn pride that engulfed the boy. Even a familiar soft hint of a rosy, almost forgotten aura followed, one that Vader was forever left haunted by. Since then Vader vowed his life for his son. And since vowed a bond, everlasting and ever growing.

Darth Vader/Padmé Amidala. Very AU. ROTS up to ESB. Padmé is placed in hibernation after her force-bond with Anakin keeps her among the living. Nobody anticipates that Lord Vader himself will discover her. When she is awakened, she must face the ghosts of her past to save the ones she loves. Will she be able to forgive one Dark Lord of the Sith? Some dark and emotional themes.

A Father/son AU. What if Luke hadn't made it off the Death Star immediately following Kenobi's death?

It's a mystery how Luke, Leia, and Han got pulled into the past, but what happens when they find out the people tampering with the time-line don't exactly have the best intentions? And when the twins try to get closer to their father will everyone approve? It's a dangerous game when you don't even know who's holding the pieces.

Ten years after ROTS, tormenting nightmares of his unborn child drive Darth Vader to extraordinary measures with unexpectedly drastic consequences. Clearly, experience has taught Darth Vader nothing... L/V, the gang, and a few OCs for flavor. COMPLETE!

(ANH AU) In an alternate universe, the duel at Mustafar ended differently, and the galaxy took a divergent path as a result: Darth Vader is the Emperor, the Death Star does not exist, and Luke Skywalker knows exactly where he came from.

My take on what if Luke Skywalker had joined the Empire as opposed to the Rebel Alliance like he was planning to.